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by seanp2k2 7mo ago
It’s probably already too late to put these horses back in the barn, but having an “allow AI commits / PRs” would have probably been a good idea for GitHub to make available to projects. Even better might have been something like a rob
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by seanp2k2 7mo ago
It was interesting the other day tracing the lineage of Aaron Swartz -> Library Genesis / Sci-Hub -> LLM vendors relying on that work to train their models and sell it back to us all with no royalties or accountability to the ori
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by seanp2k2 7mo ago
Obviously the solution is better AI PR reviewers with more context for FOSS projects /s And I’m 100% sure there are dozens of startups working on that exact problem right this second.
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by seanp2k2 7mo ago
The Board has decided that we can no longer afford artisanal, hand-crafted software, and that machine-made will suffice for nearly all use cases. Enshittification Enterprise Edition.
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by seanp2k2 7mo ago
Everyone wants to be the CEO of their own megacorp managing thousands of AI engineers I guess. Just like microservices, there’s probably a ton of overhead doing things this way vs monolithic / single agent. Certain types of engineers j
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by seanp2k2 7mo ago
Good thing we can also preemptively divest on our retail accounts and just wait this out so we don’t get stuck bag-holding this turd sandwich. Ooh wait, selling triggers cap gains taxes. What a great scam. So either dump all your index fund
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by seanp2k2 7mo ago
I’d love to see a lawyer point out how this is no different legally from the NSA only “collecting” your data if a human actually views it and is therefore totally above board and adhering to the letter of the law. https://www.acl
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by seanp2k2 7mo ago
I’d argue that it’s not specifically that they prefer it, it’s that they don’t understand and appreciate what they’re selling to get whatever service without paying money. Now that we live in a world where everything is collected, aggregate
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by seanp2k2 10mo ago
The dystopian surveillance state is already here: https://youtu.be/Pp9MwZkHiMQ
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
Soooo basically half of them are in SF, south of Pine St, east of Webster, north of 16th, west of the Powell St BART station AKA Mission Dolores / SOMA / Hayes Valley / Van Ness.
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
Every accusation is an admission. Always has been.
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
Ladies and gentlemen, the problem with The Valley in 2025.
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
Google is really accelerating product timelines these days, this one is already in the graveyard: https://killedbygoogle.com/
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
“”” "It's so bizarre to me how obsessed you are with the federal government," Hageman said when asked about Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks. “”” https://youtu.be/qiyXwpbICJE Why would anyone trust
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
Someone needs to make a site like You Might Not Need jQuery but You Might Not Need Docker. It's unfortunate to me these days that putting everything into containers seems to be the default.
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
If you're interested in this, https://www.birdweather.com/ is a kinda neat automated sound-based bird ID and tracker in a nice little package. I'm not involved with it in any way, I've just seen it around rec
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
...and given the massive success of Amazon Alexa...
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
Elon Musk Predicts Level 4 Or 5 Full Self-Driving ‘Later This Year’ For the Tenth Year In A Row (2023) https://www.theautopian.com/elon-musk-predicts-level-4-or-5-... https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us&#x
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
Not when that lane is the HOV lane and traffic is going (speed limit + 15mph). You can always spot the white Tesla on 101 doing the speed limit in the HOV lane during rush hour with a mile of cars behind them and a mile of nothing in front.
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
Opening up gTLDs was a mistake.
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
Don't worry, we'll just mine everything we need ourselves in the active warzones in Ukraine! I bet Yosemite has tons of the rare earth we need, we just have to dynamite everything in there to find it! /s
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
Welcome to the web in 2025, where it takes 5MB of JS and everything else to load a blog post containing 640B of text.
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by seanp2k2 1y ago
AI filtering AI that's submitted based on AI scouring the web for ways to make probably less money than it costs to run. The future looks like turning on computers and having them run at 100% GPU + CPU usage 100% of time with 0 clue wh
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by seanp2k2 2y ago
He's been a pariah since the 80s at least. See eg Muppets Episode 2399 about Grump Tower https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FeyDm4vrFo or https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/03&#x2
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by seanp2k2 2y ago
AI Capone is a great name for a crypto trading bot, thanks for the idea.
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by seanp2k2 2y ago
I can't wait for DJI to launch their mirrorless video-focused dSLR and smash everyone out there. I just hope that the tariffs are fixed before then so that it doesn't end up costing double MSRP here, which would absolutely kill th
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by seanp2k2 2y ago
[1977] Nixon: Well, when the president does it … that means that it is not illegal. https://www.congress.gov/116/meeting/house/110331/documents/...
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by seanp2k2 2y ago
I wonder what his BAC was at the time.
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by seanp2k2 2y ago
Successful politicians have, throughout history, been above-average when it comes to working the media to their advantage.
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by seanp2k2 2y ago
This is also a great example counterpoint for the folks who constantly complain about Apple hardware being "overpriced". Most laptop mfgs are happy to just solder on whatever tiny $0.50 compatible MEMS mic and put a little toothpi

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